Dr. Paul Ekman PhD The Beginning It was the very successful producer Brian Grazer’s idea, not mine. Googling him, I learned that Brian had produced A Beautiful Mind, and many other blockbusters. One of his assistants called, asking for a … Continue reading
CHAPTER 19 – Relationships (last chapter in True Lies) “Failure to recognise each other’s separate existence is the major source of conflict between partners” – Harville Hendrix Introduction Throughout all of my studies of human behaviour, the subject that I discovered I was … Continue reading
Botulinum toxin is a protein and neurotoxin produced by the bacterium called Clostridium botulinum. Botulinum toxin can cause botulism, a serious and life-threatening illness in humans and animals. Popularly known by one of its trade names – Botox – it is used for various cosmetic and medical procedures. … Continue reading
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Dr Paul Ekman’s critique of “Lie to Me”, Season 1, Episode 4; “Love Always” “Love Always” – Warnings What Lightman shows is what I first saw in news footage of Hinckley’s face ten seconds before he shot former President Reagan. … Continue reading
Dr Paul Ekman’s critique of “Lie to Me”, Season 1, Episode 3; “A Perfect Score” “A Perfect Score” – Comforting Gestures Self-comforting gestures reassure an ill at ease person. Other reasons why a person might be uncomfortable would have to … Continue reading
Dr Paul Ekman’s critique of “Lie to Me”, Season 1, Episode 2; “Moral Waiver” “Moral Waiver” – METT Lightman is using METT – our Micro expression Training Tool. Anyone can learn to spot brief signs of concealed emotions. People who have spent … Continue reading
